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The impact of price discrimination on tourism demand / Maria Fouché
Fouche, Elizabeth Maria - 2005
discrimination isalso possible as soon as some monopoly power exists and it is feasible when it isimpossible or at least impractical … by meansof international case studies. In these different case studies it was found thatdemand and supply, therefore …
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Disziplinierung von Marktmacht durch Privatisierung von Schieneninfrastruktur - Privatisierungsmodelle und deren Bewertung
K?hnberg, Dany - 2009
Ziel dieser Arbeit ist die Diskussion der institutionellen Ausgestaltung der Schieneninfrastruktur. Es wird diskutiert, welche Privatisierungsmodelle welche Anreize auf Schieneninfrastrukturunternehmen aus?ben und wie diese auf den Nutzen der individuellen Nachfrager nach Schieneninfrastruktur...
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Performance Measurement in Corporate Governance: Do Mergers Improve Managerial Performance in the Post-Merger Period?
Feroz, Ehsan H.; Kim, Sungsoo; Raab, Raymond L. - 2005
"Inspired by the Coase (1937) theory of the firm, we analyze the performance of Healy, Palepu, and Ruback (1992) sample of merged firms over a ten-year period using a managerially controlled efficiency measure, data envelopment analysis (DEA). Our individual, firm-level, year-by-year analyses...
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Analyse von Preispolitiken mit Excel
Kirschke, Dieter; Jechlitschka, Kurt - 2003
In diesem Beitrag möchten wir zeigen, wie Fragen der Preispolitik mit Excel modelliert und gelöst werden können. Durch diese Herangehensweise werden die theoretischen Grundlagen der Analyse von Preispolitiken geschärft und Modellierungstechniken vermittelt, die für eigene und weitergehende...
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International Monetary Policy Analysis with Durable Goods
Jansen, Dennis W. (contributor) - 2009
The dissertation studies a model of an economy which produces and exportsdurable goods. It analyzes the optimal monetary policy for such a country.Generally, monetary policy has a bigger economic effect on durable goods relative tonon-durable goods because durable goods can be stored and...
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Durables in Open Economy Macroeconomics.
Nuntramas, Phacharaphot - 2007
This dissertation studies the roles that durable goods play in open economy macroeconomics. The three essays examine if and how durable goods improve the ability to understand business cycle features.The first essay shows how investment behavior and international risk sharing, two business cycle...
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Dynamic monopoly with relational incentives
Alexander Wolitzky - Department of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of … - 2010
-setting problem of a monopoly that in each time period has the option of failing to deliver its good after receiving payment. The … monopoly may be induced to deliver the good if consumers expect that the monopoly will not deliver in the future if it does not … deliver today. If the good is non-durable and consumers are anonymous, the monopoly's optimal strategy is to set price equal …
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Essays on Durable Goods Consumption and Firm Innovation
Rong, Zhao - 2008
This dissertation comprises three individual chapters. Chapter Two examines how free riding across neighbors influenced the diffusion of color television sets in rural China. Chapter Three tests for asymmetric information between a firm’s management and other investors concerning its patent...
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The Effect of Reverse Intergenerational Influence on purchase and Brand Equity of Durable Goods
Kulkarni, Swati Ashutosh - 2014
The Intergenerational Influence (IGI) is the transmission of beliefs, perceptions, cognition, attitudes and behaviors from one generation to another. It is a fundamental mechanism by which culture is sustained over time. Its key elements are embedded within socialization theory.Reverse IGI...
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The Effect of Reverse Intergenerational Influence on purchase and Brand Equity of Durable Goods
Kulkarni, Swati Ashutosh - 2014
The Intergenerational Influence (IGI) is the transmission of beliefs, perceptions, cognition, attitudes and behaviors from one generation to another. It is a fundamental mechanism by which culture is sustained over time. Its key elements are embedded within socialization theory.Reverse IGI...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011374939